Author Question: Adults have traditionally told children to sound out words they are trying to spell. Researchers now ... (Read 64 times)

captainjonesify · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

Adults have traditionally told children to sound out words they are trying to spell. Researchers now suggest it would be more helpful to tell children to use a

a) Goldilocks strategy.
b) think-it-out approach.
c) Matthew effect.
d) readability formula.

Question 2

As the teacher added words to the Word Wall, six year old Bill pointed to the word will and said, I can read that word because it looks like my name. Bill used the phonics strategy of

a) miscue analysis.
b) phonic analysis.
c) decoding by analogy.
d) decoding by visualization.